US stablecoin market will grow to $2 trillion by 2028?

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Listen, guys, this stablecoin thing is not just some passing fad anymore. Scott Bessent, the U.S. Treasury Secretary said the U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin market could blow past $2 trillion in just three years.

Two trillion dollars. That’s like the office budget suddenly turning into a Fortune 500 payroll.

Genius Act, the stablecoin rulebook that will change everything?

Now, this isn’t just Bessent talking out of thin air, because he’s backing up a Senate Appropriations Committee estimate tied to the GENIUS Act, a bill that’s inching closer to becoming law.

The GENIUS Act? It’s the game-changer here. Once it’s signed, stablecoins will have to be fully backed by U.S. dollars or liquid assets like T-bills.

No funny business. Plus, if you’re a big player with over $50 billion in market cap, expect annual audits.

It’s like the SEC coming to your office, clipboard in hand, making sure you’re playing by the rules. It’s sounds inconvenient, but also, it means you’re in the big league.

And guess who’s pushing this forward? President Donald Trump himself. He wants this bill signed before August. Talk about a deadline that’s tighter than your boss breathing down your neck before quarterly reports.

It’s about dollar’s strenght

Bessent made an interesting point about the dollar’s resilience. He reminded everyone that despite all the chatter over the years about the U.S. dollar losing its reserve currency status, it’s always found a way to hold strong.

Now, with USD-backed stablecoins spreading worldwide, the dollar’s grip could get even tighter.

Imagine the dollar flexing its muscles like a chad in the global arena, thanks to these digital tokens.

History

Right now, U.S. dollar-linked stablecoins make up over 96% of the stablecoin market, with a market cap sitting at about $247 billion.

But honestly, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. With the GENIUS Act gaining momentum, big players are jumping in.

Bank of America, for example, is prepping to launch its own stablecoin. And Circle, the issuer of USDC, went public recently, with its stock shooting up 235% on day one.

That’s like your quiet coworker suddenly becoming Employee of the Month and getting a fat bonus.

So, the U.S. stablecoin market is gearing up for a massive leap. With solid legislation, institutional backing, and a president pushing for progress, the stage is set for stablecoins to become a trillion-dollar powerhouse.


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